Broncos star’s bold act to stop assault
Broncos star Patrick Carrigan stepped in to stop teammate Teui “TC” Robati after seeing him indecently assault a woman during a night out in Brisbane, a court was told.
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Ports and coke: The coastal havens for organised crime
They are the new battleground for organised crime gangs and the cops who chase them – tiny tourist ports littered up and down the NSW coastline which may appear sleepy but possess a hidden and dark underbelly.
Investigations commence after coal miner injured underground
A miner has been hospitalised after being crushed underground at Appin coal mine in Sydney’s outer southwest. It’s the second incident resulting in injuries at the mine in the last three months.
Why mentally-unwell dad was allowed to keep guns before tragedy
An inquest has heard how mentally unwell dad Wayne Smith was allowed to legally own guns – one of which he used to kill his 15-year-old son and then himself in a suspected murder suicide on the state’s North Coast.
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Aussie thong-wearing beekeeper deals with 20,000+ swarm
Bee lovers are abuzz after a video emerged of a Sydney beekeeper, dressed in shorts and thongs, gently searching through a 20,000-plus swarm in search of its queen. See the amazing video.
Friday night flunk: The Project loses ratings game
Channel 10’s flagship program The Project has been beaten in the ratings on Friday nights by repeats of game shows over the past month, which insiders have called “shocking”.
Bare cupboards, working six days a week: Aussies tell of costs crisis
The heartbreaking reality of the cost of living crisis has been revealed by everyday Australians who say they are struggling to put food on the table while some haven’t been out for dinner in a year. VIDEO
Big ICAC inquiry twist as road safety company goes into administration
One of the state’s biggest road safety companies has gone into administration after their offices were raided last year as part of a secret ICAC investigation into Transport for NSW procurement deals.
Rates rebellion: Catholic school parents fear huge fee slug
Catholic schools in some of Sydney’s wealthiest suburbs have refused a call by one local council to start paying rates. Who’s in the right? Take our poll.
The arrest of Ivan Milat | 6
In his last interview, Detective Paul Gordon reflects on the evidence found, his belief that Milat had many more victims, and the lasting impact the case had on his life.
Ballina 10-year-old masters trick Tony Hawk struggled to land
It’s a terrifying stunt few dare try – but 10-year-old Hudson ‘Huddy’ Walker just cracked the trick on a casual Saturday at Bondi Beach.
‘Seen’: Exiled women’s cricket team’s big breakthrough
Three years after fleeing their homes to escape threats to their safety and a Taliban regime, the ICC has finally recognised the plight of Afghan women’s players exiled in Australia. For the first time they feel “seen”.
‘I was shaking’: Car ploughs into sleeping family’s Sydney home
A southwest Sydney family of four woke to a deafening bang, and headlights beaming in their living room as a car ploughed into their home on Good Friday.
Climate 200 MPs urged to reveal support in hung parliament
Zali Steggall and Dr Sophie Scamps have both said they are waiting for the facts before deciding who to support in a minority government. Their opponents have urged them to be upfront with voters. TAKE OUR POLL
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